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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

Or. William Fuller s very III Nth
typhoid fever.
Prof. Marsin L. . Ooge returned yestsr-
day from his trip 70 Grsecs.
RE Bean. OF the Old National bank.
vill cave next week fOr Europe.
r.. r. TAYLOR. OF Scrsntoa. Pa IS visiting
bis brother, OF Eaton s. Cos Bee Hive.
Rev. D-. Graves VIII not leave for bis
home A. Atlanta until next wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. r. Kent, Of this city, is very
sck a. Grand splds.-drscns4is Daily
CoL
Mrs. A. y. Avery AMI children have re-
turned from enjoying the Summer IN the
East
Mss Anna Cursiss. Of iss Jsfersou-st,
hss gone 10 Chicago for . week, 70 look over
The sal sfY les.
Miss Ella Calroon. Of Canton, Mass. Is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs Frank Rosa, OF
North FrOnt-st.
Mss Della Hester. OF DIT Gsss-st., has re-
turned from her summer visit TO Minnesota
and the far Vest.
Ms. 8 Cotton. 0f savannah. Ca. is visit
inx bsr son. Air. Cotton, manager OF the b.
q o. telegraph Office
tt Tlahsry. of 1S5 Gosdrich-st.. has a
little dsugn..r aree years old, Who Is very
ill viii tvpncid ever
Collie Nc3salsn and Frank Heniks, OF Pc
tossey Ners 10 iae city yesterday being on
their way 10 Cincinnstl.
Airs. Thomas Warren. OF Union City, is
visiting her brother. II. Burieson. oi the
Tower Ci0ihins Company.
VIII Jones VII resign DIS position with
Kia1er & Co, after the tair week and
h. IN a.
H. & Harnsr. tne prominent Pstosksy
tailor vas n the citv lsst evening, being on
his wsv from business trip % 1hiCag0.
Mrs. Carrie Webb. and Mrs. Charles
Miller. OF tns Arlington. Pes sSsv. are vs.
ftInr Mrs. 1.-The Northr0p. Of the Nel-
rose.
Conductor j. J. Rnox. 0 The G. z & L.,
has zone % Portland Ne, where he viii
astsna the National Convention Of Railroad
Conductors.
Alfred NcCo-iis. with Flsfcher e wanty
80 gone to Toronto on visit 20 ri s1oE
prsvio1s e sn teriDg uTcn bis lsv studies
- Harvard
p-of Force. Who has been with the Ar
l,y.rtnn orchestra az Fetoskev durlnx the
SIMMER. - home AMI getting his cases IN
oraer sgsin.
Miss Acc wskins. Of Grand Rapids
acc0nlranied bv 3iss Ramsey. of to- same
elsra. = visiting Whitehall relatives
RFrt,l1H F,rafn
Daniel Crassman. Clerk Of the Hoase o.
REPRESENTATIVES was IN ths city yesterday
4, .-slnrsuF With as erother-in-iaw- o.
Wilisssron. Alen-. purchasing stock ol
e,rniture.
Er-rv rain from The north over the &
S = heavily isden With passen ssr'
-pturuinx fr0fa me NoTtasfn resorts. fn'
srafsi iae Yesterday m0rnias st did 90
arrive until A. M.
" Ealdie has rstirsi from The VII
rar, steele Packing Company. cf G-sos
Raei1s. snd Il is earnestly eoped that n
ard ais est Unable family VII sSsn oe'oIns
-s~idenss ei l'nia - ion'a iitiL
M-s A. Hosford Smith. of . rsrk at.
- verv low witn cancer Of he stornsc.
ard n : lesrsd shat sbs cannot i've out
s-~ Tavs hunger She css ceeu residen
Of tbis city toe nearly aaif century.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
TowR TOPICS

Services w.li "a asa a. tha AfFsasiss tsnE
this strsEzoon sEa sFs4lnE
T,are So % naunssz - Ehs Won3ar-
lad. asdU9n1s and e.lli<rs thla 1ftsz-
s.tarla, : ti.s ass asy ios ding ao6es of
issaa ior Ihs Ssptsn4oer tsin 81 la ClreuiI
CoarL
" Il Ioomis AS one u ths icft0Ts
pazsons $40 solssd Peck pazs puzz . saa
1a sili kss tiA43
TIE barn u A. Preass~r s4s broken inta
Thursday 1islf and h-s F4iua9is iEisn
sstier 1.s slolsn-
Tie nasnosrs of t5rstt.n Grsngs sia dis
clss Plaster essiDs Ga e4--r0ay altar
a1oa. Ccio8sr :.
ne oaa8aes 81 H0sns tosnship are
balldinx ass en1rcn. waieh -iii os dsdi-
cared ~ h1Fsmssf
Msmsrsl services for ms ate william
~ Il fl4sf ~iii 10 held a. TIE Diflsiol-
o.. 81 Z. susrcn tci4or19s.
TIE ganssal Of ths ials Mrs.. A.ice Blsy
usn siA 1e acid i-on tEs residence a
ssaskias-st, this afssrao'n.
4 clothes Eos a. residence On LYon-st.,
ne.r t4s Hlkh q, oO1i. ess f.lds1 thursday
ms - becoming frequent occurrence.
Tosssh Hesrmann ~ss arrested ca .
cauias 81 Ds1aIy sheriff "i-rs11ia fesser-
caF Hs 3 sued - Joaa rafLlsE for .. 80
lor a br1ksn aTn1-
The soncsrt and fruiE social given 81 ne
Young Peoples Missionary 50sietJ a. re
solta Conversational ca1rcn i4st efellng
49, quite largely attended
Hanry WesJ = ..ltle Der from The fst
~srd. anose flthsg .s . cripple. Las been
tsken % t1a CO.tssler PlD4c ocaoois oy
ord-s Of Tie Pfooals CDart
The contract Tor he basement and foga-
dauon of lls new f0anh Holland Chris
ia Reformed chlsch. Ga LasrAve-st, has
tesn asazaed ~ 4. Az1nce- for Si.-so.
deputy Came WARDEN Casweil. of Mason
sdIatv. has nofiasd his celsl Of having ar
rested tNo lnll4ns tog selling yenison out
o. season and that both hAd pletded guilty
o. ne oi.eEss.
Company T. Custer Guard. N. :. T.. has
aeciIed % enlarge is armory on North
Frouf-st. by al addition Of sixty feet IA The
rear. A new rsapie ioor viii DC put ia aud
tbe pariors enlarged
rh. issi zrand excursion OF the season
og-r TIE &. K. a % the Northern resorts
.il Be- given October from al points be
tseen sGurgis and here. Fare from here Tor
the round rip sIu0.
The Justices complain that they are not
hou0rct With aDy more marriages. and say
tLaI instead OF the people being IN hurry
70 marry befsre the new license law u
s-emB % have a fascination f0r them and
they are al waiting.
The annual meeting OF the Cha1tauqua
Literary Social CIRCLE will De held AZ the
Neal Conservatory next Monday evening
for the purpose OF recognizing tor the CON
ing wears course. which begins October l.
A. Cnautauqaaas are invited 70 be present
Next Monday IS the Jewish New Year $
Day and will be cbssrgsd As holiday oy
The Hebrews OF tnls city. Raooi kosenau
viii conduct services appropriate 20 the oc-
casiou ia Tempel Emanuel At 80 tomor-
row syensns and zt > oc clock Monday morn
ink.
Ths Cable Street Railway Company will
amend its petition to The council for line
on East Fulton-st. next Monday evening.
it will ask for q franchise on South Lafay
elite Sc. 10 Hsli-st. The company viii make
thisa portion Of the Fultonst. cable line
ard uili operate is With either cable or
electricity This line would lead direct 70
toe Fair Grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

rev. Fathers Henry Frsucksn and A.
Wsoeler. recently eousecrstsd - priests in
Belgium. have reached this c.'g and a.
signed 70 duty in toe Grand Rapids Catholic
diocese. Father Frencken will act as as
sissant priest a. St Andrews cathedral and
vii have charge of the Holland Catholic
congregation. aud carry on Vicar General
Rochss plans for = building to completion.
Father Wsoeler wiu be stationed near Che
bovxan. and bis duties vii oe among the
missions IN thai section. Besides being
thorough Latin scholars. Father Fre7cken
caa fusnfiy speak the Holland. German.
French and English languages. and Fat her
wsheler hss three modern lsng'i szps a. bis
Command
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

A. tas woas<rlzas issf aseat tAs
Nlsaas - i4s esilss-sa c9aapaay was
plsszafaa % . w~sl stsd 4sase. al sas
rea..y tas ssst esssssstzslos - siYea. 4las
p-.acia4s. A-ss Asri1lL8 = s AbeEl.
la tAzope. Nses Caarlss. keS~F Hsfa-
ia& sa4 ia l2es ts@ sa-ils eoas ss1s sc-
sL.el gssass.gss % . very essd.ts be
E14ansf E3esF las Alk21s ~ x TIE
llzs.nas affrxes4sa s8a - a-xhs @Ies -
ksa.i41 Glyl 81 se Fres>etsa.
Partners "a Cdne via &c seen tx ia
AS. uals tsis afternoon sod esenlss a.
Rs1alon4 = 4ua f1sse sao aass aot ses6
'Fe sz.z AsaFd hin siex koses nc tsnns
hesfe9. tae ecesutrie 81 niser, the
psaFolss 80 Atfis street. sssspsf. snd he
vszsoGs osiasr cearactsfs. shcui1 60 and
isGssu h@sfti.y. a. ihs same uEas eDseying
tie n1s ds.nslie sascts s1ich are afforded.
TIE sale Of ss4ss foT The MeColha opera
Cozn 2ADy's engagement opens thls mora
l1g - the aeS boz nee in Pgsels Grand
Opeza House.
jennie Yssmsns. Oar Jsanis. viii
make tas audiences roa- WITH her ffoilck-
some pfanks al next week al The cosy
lttLs Is oEderisnd.
TIE sterling young actor, Edwin +.
Mayo. vii appear as "D4Yy Crockett a.
kedm0ads al next week. supported by an
eEosliert company.
The excellent performances a. Smith $
Opera House lhis week Is being largely at
tended and enthusiastically received. The
LamoUl~-iour oi thsm-sre truly wonder
ful gymnssts. some Of their feats being
most naartei3us. Mason and Baker, the
gieat Crowley. johnny Max aud the entire
cosapany viii appear IA grand matinee
this afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17


Ssek Gtbasszs saaeksd 04t ~ "a fPsA-
TIE snsosaesassat tA4E J y fels "a %
Escesve aeasiis. allilssasa s. yea e-t sl-s.igs !
s4z sQlicsent i1cenrEs - Es y Doa4e.l >
zyABeslan - rs l1srs 50 sssaing ins
snisrlala4seas oSsns4 sitn : ts1r rslL2x
sp4rEiax coatest sesssea Ehs s1litss1
1Fct2er-. xai-4 v2s Ferg elsser- L3s
eelksF 4a1 IL nan be4nlz. cslcfea aug
gaze. i9liossd sLk4 = sef ~ n vAtaa kieo-
ala fzfAsE lad the besI q T. Jses Don-
ah1s al kxt1y MsLs0A Kate
: ss1lp pc "a ihe.T sBsrrigk soiii1les IA so4f
rosands. Consi1sfs3ls iatefesg ee8tsssd -
tha iO4f fo44d exEls4-lsa De- -son i'm
fs.l 48d Tom - Dcassil IA shaca sazss
ssfy cisFsr work sas csae. ne points ssiag
silgstly in fss0r 0f q Do0usiA- Aiief q
recess ~ Es8 nia1tss FFsnx Keller. of PSI
lzaA sad JACK 5ioesns "a windssr. onts
sers Introduced % t5s .aaisnee aAd al
hsck 20 t3eir corners. ksllsr . only
alaefs~a sears oid and has fo1gb. oaly
tso ~ three battles. GiDooas ! . aesfy
seikht sad h4s $1,000 before fsll Tor eiznt
roo1ds ia Canada When tize vas ez-isd
they csn.e t1xslher silL q r1sh sDd dia
sonls esri zld ssEsard nxasiax, neither
seentng - have the ads4atsge. "A tie
second round fnsT were little quieser snd
ala Z liit.s soarrag lJr Wind 1st before
tine sss called Gl0bons made rush at
nis yOuaz OpPoLs1t AID WITH brute
strength znd sw-aElns blows Shlcn
had blt Afiie erect tried 10
crush him Keller lodged his blows,
ouE went almost over the ropes oucs alt
aealn be brought up against post In the
third round they cams ap llttle slower
and for a fex sseoads spared for wind
siioboas forced the higDtng. striking
several body blows but Just before tine
s4s c4lled Keller GOT ia three blows in
Succession on Gibbons iefi ia1 and neck
uoich Faiaer dazed the Dix railroad man.
n ns1 tine vas called ia the fourth round
Keller sas up ss fresh a. ever but Gibbons
failed 10 respond ard the dgat Was awarded
10 hsllsr, Who now challenges any man Ia
the STATE weighing less than 80 pounds
n.rrlr.. EaII - "a nar-.aLl
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

Ia. aAoards wln Have Their Liberty by
GisiaE BOnds.

NtsinE bOnds.
The petition for a h4beAs corpus IN the
case OF Charles and William Hacard
charged with ths murder of Michael
. Hara, VAS heard before Judge Mont
gomery in the Circuit Court Yesterday after
noon. John A. Fairfield appeared as sttor-
nsy for the defendants, aud made an elo-
qusnt appeal for his clients. Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney l.. r. Carroll was
present tor the people and made strong
argument Judge Montgomery, after hesr-
ing the Arguments. spoke at some length.
saying that while he could not seL aside the
decision of Justice Westfall. in holding
them for trial. still the evidence. which he
had carefully considered. did not seem
sufficiently conclusive as TO hold them in
Jail without an opportunity TO give bail.
he therefore ordered that Charles Mecard
be admitted TO bail in the sum OF $1,000,
with two sureties aud William in the SUM
OF 81 900. The brothers spent the night IN
jail but expect TO have bOndsmen here this
morning. They seemed very much pleased
with the decision of the Judge. and the
smile that lit up Chsrleys face gas heeuti-
fal TO look upon. Several attorneys. and
Others who were present, were heard TO re-
mark that the bail was very low, If there
was a possible chance OF conviction.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

TIE frst meeting q The year Of he Ksrt
Scientific Institute vas held IN The High
fchool building last evening With nr.
Vol ne in TIE chsir. There beinE 10 rsxu-
larly laid out programme, geusrsl topics
we're discussed. A letter was read from Mr.
Naseiv. dated Paxef SQUAD. Iuiv ~ NJ
Noseiy = 70 f.r1lsh toe institute 3 th -
sueci mems and sent from Puget Ssnnt four
specimens of birds. be vii visit ths Pbil-
f,Nre fslsntS George Fitch ~ss slect~d
saarisn e ths Soctefy n place - NJ.
M~~tv r-sig1ei Tee next regular meet.
ing ell Be the frst Friday evening of
ftar,hta~
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

J Howard Rose, well aud favorably
known in this city on account of his news
paper career. died yesterday morning at
Lamont OF malignant fever. Mr.. Rose was
a graduate Of Albion College and soon after
leaving school came to this city aud took
the business management of the Old oaflr-
dgs Et-niag Post, under the proprietorship
OF Cresreil 4 French. Later he was con-
nscted with the business department of the
Democrat and then occupied a similar posi-
ton upon the Lcadcr. He was su0se-
ouentiy with the Buffalo Telegraph. Buffalo
frpress. Detroit Fire. Press and Kansas City
Eesuin1 Nssrs. Re was with the last named
raper up 70 about two weeks ago when, on
account of poor health, be returned to
Lamont, Ottawa county. where his wife >
parents reside aud where she VAS visiting.
His sickness assumed an alarming aspect on
Tuesday when he brother, Or. @. II. Rose.
OF this city. was summoned 70 his bedside
Mr. Rose was much respected by those who
knew him in this city. was about b years
of age and leaves a wife 10 mourn his
asmise The arrangements for the funeral
have not been made.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED
For Transporting tho Grand Army Com
rEdes to 81. Louis.

For Transporting tho Grand Army Com
rEdes to st. Louis.
Captain Gsvett, of the Chicago q West
Michigan Railway, has just fully COM
pleted arrangements for special Grand
Army train to run from Grand Rapids to
St. Louis leaving the city st IL O'Clock Sun
day night, Sent. %. The train will consist
of swo C. Il W. .M. coaches. the Pullman
sleeper "Ntw )ort.H ex-GovernOr AIger s
private car aud the private car of the Pres
ident OF the Illinois Central. the latter 10 be
occupied by Department Commander L. q.
Rutherford and stall aud Governor Luce
and staff. A dining car will be attached at
Chicago. The coaches will be decorated
with the national coiors and Transparent
c!es.
General Kidd. wife and friends, of Ionis
will form one of the merry parties who will
join the excursion at this city. and Pas
Commander Van Zile. of Charlotte, will
meet the train at Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
General Ratlin Dead.

Prof. c. G. Swensburg received word yes
terdsy morning of the death of Gen. r. W.
Ratlif, at Warren Ohio General Rsthff
was a warm personal friend OF the pro-
fessor, and i. quite well known to many OF
the citizens Of Grand Rapids. He was here
a few yeers ago and gained the scquaint-
ance of many members of the legal fra
ternity. He was 4 son Of Judge John Rat
lif. who was on the bench with Judge
Pen" Wade. and was Law partner Of eI-
Secretary Cox for some YEARS. In later
years General Ratliff was cashier of the
second Nati,1al Bank of Warren. His
funeral was u ID today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

Leander Eidrcd and George Eagle. two
Of Ball & Waters hack drivers we're arrest
ed last evening ior using their hacks With
out having their fare cards posted up. They
were admitted TO bail to appear in Police
Court this morning for trial. Two other
employes of this sane firm were found
guilty of similar violation Yesterday and
we're obliged to pay a fine. Some of these
drivers have been known TO tske down
their cards aud when they got = stranger
thew would charge more than the stipulated
amount and then put the extra quarter or
half IN their own pocket.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

Al parents residing in Grand Rapids
80 havs desf eziidrsn. oetwesn the sges
.,f 3 and q vesrs sre urgently reouerted -
--.ks ks,o~n fAa ssrf so re nncersixrf e.l.
- ,is.sr-s - snd 1st BIZ sufficient nnr-
be~ of such children can BE- col scfss -
s-~r-, rlass f,r instruction n courecf.on
- ~ rrhlie 0aoois. He hSs asd sica
-us~. errrri enrs ss n tescher n the Deaf
Maf. rerartlnent of the thiczxo cisy
s~s~rls kasfresS Tescker of tes leaf. -
= Fxxnsr 6rsi-sa. Csscaxa, Il
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

Tse ressisats ef the wsss Sfae snd ethsrl
vii fad Al = Nest bri4ss-st sysseFs dlfesa
irou BaiIisore in czrs anS bals sold
wholesale and Tessa. Also . gSsd assert
msnt sf fresh. sail ana smoked rss. ksi
0rceEs sill Fece.Se proGgg astsntlon.
A Co1Essts sss0rtnssi 0f country pre-
dues coestAntly on Asns.
NAlL1Ks & DCss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

Ths WI Of the lase lsnented John Ken.
ssll wss sled IN The Fe0hate Coart Testsr
ssv. in ii ~ 5~ssussfhs az rs prcpsTtv'
consisting q his stock a. millinery. s<c
amounting ~ sbo1t S10o0. - his vfs
r n Kendall vho = ssso navel -
scie sxecnfrix.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

is auttering from the froai door fRoh. Il
tells It's own story The nurse wss careless
and left the baby carriage ia = damp base
nent The next time size took the baby cut
riding IL caught cold A physician Was
called. bat .t was too late. The Holman
Adjustable Cab can be detached from ths
wheels and carried into the house with the
baby A psrfecs cradle. . perfect sleigh, q
perfect crib q perfect house csrrisge-all
combined making = perfect baby carriage.
See advertisement and send for catalogue.
Not sold by dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

60 and see them. New styles lowet 1
prices. almost given away az Miss ~. =.
Matthews Corset PsTl0rs. - MonToe-st
and doat forget the Corsets ali the way
from 90 cents Up.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

Cheap Asss . Dstroit snd resnfa va t5s
n & r. 81 tkis Ws<k. 8zras he keGD lon
- rs Asny 81 th< 1sss seSs<s - Ds.re5t.
fbe A.ek ga Ce1lf4i So = s;cksts sep
te4hes IS. a xns - - Detroit ans fetaEa
a. ons fsEe ~ tAs rcan1 t1e. deks.s
iEalset = fetGra ~ - sno lnsiualaE ssp-
tesa ssx IL
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

tr.-orzs Bird who pleaded guilty to steal
inc harness and robes from the home Of
Peter Osterhcut lest Winter, was ser tened
in the Superior court Yesterday. 20 serve
one Tssr in the Jackson States prison. ne
3 IS wears oid anj = widogsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

Z have removed nv of5ce 20 "A Ncrros-
= ~fra thr FIRM ~ Pieroe Bro 4
SAaffuck. and want a. wa0 are Indebted 20
ne ard uisb % save oosts, 70 csil and se-tie
their secounts ~ cnee = 3
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

d. Z. G. West Nerve an6 Brain Treatment q
guaranteed specific for Hysfera Dizziuess Con-
vue.ols Fits. Nervous Neurs els. Headache
Nervous Prostration caused by the Use Of alcohol
or tobacco. Wakef1 ncs. Mental Dcfress3on
leading o misery. decay and death, Premature
Old Age. RarTe1ncss Loss Of Power IN either
sex. Iuvo.uutary Ioeses and Si,e-rstoTfhoea
caused bv over-exeriion OF the brain. selfabuse
o. ovcr-infulgfnce. Zach hox contains Oae
months frestmeut = io1 or six boxes for
s. cent by nal prs paid on receipt Of price.
UE GUARANTEE siN BONES
10 cure anv case. With each order received hv
rs 10. SIX boxcs. accompanied win s. ue pill
send the purchaser or written guarantee - -
fund the money II ne treatment d0es not effect
a cure. Gus snteey iSsged ouly b.
w. n. TlBBS, DRUGGIST,
Sole AgecL
I26 Monro~-st., Grand Bepid,. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

Al there Go there Whe-s7 To Terry
Eeiler's Grand sample r0on. 7s Waterloo
:. uasrs = grand turkey lunch vii bs
gwen this evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

TIE ladies' Of the r b. A. will meet for
work ~ re Home Iuesasy afternoon, Sep
ten bar ID.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

NAssIssxos. osDt D.-Rss Alehisso--
Warmer. far seetaeE i0iiasesi Ga eAa'i4s
~ rsla. soil4srlY zlaels y~sri4k % ssst.
sfiY ar1 .ncress,ag b. frssa and ofLsz al
aEEasio1aiiF : 80 zilss 80 l@4ss
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

Something nicr IS What fhe Trrxsv iu1rh
vii be Al Terry ksAey's, 3 WsTsrioo s. /,
tais evening
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

ioak egt ~ the f9skss fntea ~ Ia
SssB5 sEEr4i. Ts Nsisr.ee = LIS essa nx
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

Nothing but large New York oysters used
al The Paris, 81 Lyon-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

Al sas see Fsll ssyass rso<sge9 Al Tssa-
a. s nDgsas
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

Cesspesag ga>es "a tAs essy - Umsfsl ss
a. Iae1 ~ i kxipuxn
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

oar Fail styles cf
riYec
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
PROPOSALS.

l57 Monroe-st, CT
National Republican., 1887-02-05

are besides D. F. oConneli, s2,S Broadway:
William Wilson, Broadway corner Pine street;
Alex. Iiudnut, 2ls Broadway (Herdld building;
wilson, fp : pharmacy, broadway, corner Canal;
(Astor House,; Ceswell, Massey & Co., Fith
avenue and Forty.seventh street; Caswell,
Massey Il Co., 112l Broa dway, corner twenty.
mn street, oscar Kress, The Newport, Fifty.
second street and Broadway. III Washington
they are for sale by the following leading drug
gists; ). +, Wtre,. under Ebbitt House, corner
Fourteenth aud F streets northwest; Edward
=. Meitz. No. lOli +, corner Eleventh street
northwest; j. A. Milburn, No. 1i20 Pennsylva-
mia avenue northwest; w. O. Milburn, corner
Fourteenth street and Rhode Island avenue;
west: q. q. &. Simms, New York avenue, corr
ner Fourteenth street, aud Mrs. Clara Morris
in the rotunda OF the capitol.
by the way, that reminds me, my landlord
came 10 me day or two ago and said other
tenants in the building were complaining that
they couldn't do any business when there was
such rush TO my otlcc for Karen remedies.
He wanted 10 cancel my lease, but that can't
be done. told him that didn't see why pe0-
pie should find fault with mo for doing good
for tometlmes Il IS case ofliie or de nth ifsuch
that some or the tenants said they would get
out II didn't. of these crowds were put a stop
TO. All right said. 'as fast as any Of them
want to go send them TO me, and I'll take their
leases of their hands. Everybody In the build
ing Is at liberty to nssign their leases TO me-
l VIII want whole, building to myself be,
"f am satisfied that the sales will run up very
fast. Just think Of III Hoarseuess Is cured In
q few minutes by Karen troches, severe colds
killed in a few hours; bronchitis, asthma, CO
tarrb, tonsilitis and NIL bronchial affections
broken up entirely by diligent use OF the RENE.
dies. know that any epidemic disease. such
Us measles, whooplng cough, .diphtheria and
scarlet fever can be broken up by them, and In
dangerous cases children and grown people
have been saved.
Nearly always people select the big bottle
Of the balsam, that costs 81, 10 preference TO
the other size, sold al 20 cents, and go off with
II under their arms, without waiting to have II
wrapped up. There are three sizes OF pack
ages Of tTochcs-the vest pocket. price 10
cents; medium, 10 cents, and the household
body a chance TO try them without riskiug
much money. II they haven't seen good test
TO put faith In them.n
When the reporter left he got into the whirl
again, and Just caught this expression OF
opinion from Addison Cammaok, the greatest
bear Of ell 81 tell you, Keep, Karen Is a
Mascot"